Do recent shifts in Turkey-US relations vindicate Samuel Huntington’s controversial thesis of a clash of civilizations?
With tourist streams to Tunisia drying up, Saudi Arabia is hoping to establish itself as a tourism destination in the Middle East.
Ethnicity is the true driving force behind the Boko Haram insurgency.
Different core interests are keeping Iran and Russia from seeing eye-to-eye on Assad’s fate after the Syria civil war.
A new peace plan is being tabled to end the Ukraine crisis. But will the government in Kiev sign on?
An international watchdog believes that a banking crisis is in the cards for China.
The UK takes its veto with it when it leaves the EU, paving the way for a possible EU army. Should NATO be worried?
One of the first things Russia president Vladimir Putin could do with his new mandate is revive the most loathed state security apparatuses of the modern era.
Tensions spike in Kashmir, Putin’s United Russia cruises to a big win in parliamentary elections, and the Syria ceasefire deal goes on life support.
Hungary has no real choice in its upcoming referendum and is likely to remain the black sheep country of the European Union.
